Country Boy

The reason for the question is this: I have a car with a 1.8 and one with a 2.3. If I travel at 65 mph, the 1.8 runs at about 2500 rpm and the 2.3 runs at about 3000 rpm. I just figured the bigger engine would utilize lower rpm, not the other way.

The ice tastes fine, it just smells like pepper - why would this be?

I am trying to upgrade my memory modules, and it appears that the computer is not recognizing them.

All motorists are well aware that active price competition exists among the various service stations within a given area of the state. However, for at least the past 70 years, competition has been nonexistent when it comes to the 9/10 cent per gallon portion of the gasoline or diesel price, although fractional cents other than 9/10 are, and for many years have been, as easily programmable into the dispenser computer as changes in whole cents. Certainly, in the 21st century, the time has come to abandon the deceptive, anachronistic and collusive practice of 9/10 cent pricing of a gallon of gasoline or diesel fuel.

...and was then abruptly waived by the Lakers?

...had slept with her best friend Kelly, on Beverly Hills 90210?

Real name Patty. Approximate age would be around 40.

I received a 1099-R from my deceased spouses account. No funds transferred hands; it was just converted into a new account. It seems that this should be considered a rollover. Is this a good assumption?